Teen gets McDonald

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 A Norwegian teen will forever remember what he ate at McDonald's on Monday after he had the receipt inked on his right arm.

Stian Ytterdahl, 18, was reportedly the envy of his L?renskog pals over his success with the ladies ? and they ordered him to get the bizarre tat.

Giving him the choice of a Barbie on his butt or the receipt on his arm, he opted for the latter.

 

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 Sabelink Tattoo said it was the "strangest tattoo" it had ever done.

Following the session, workers asked Ytterdahl if they could ink their own receipt on his other arm ? to which he agreed.

"Now I'm a living billboard," Ytterdahl told Romereskes Blad.

 "But I think all this is just fun. Maybe it won't be as fun when I'm 50 or 60 years, but it's my choice," he added.

McDonald's Norway said they thought the tattoo was "terrific."

"We're obviously talking about a loyal customer," a spokeswoman said.

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Now i don't pretend to masterize the english language.

 

But might does not imply some sort of doubt?

 

Look it up if you don't know what that means. Weird people have lame tats like the one mentioned above which does not make sense to me.

 

It could be mental illness, weird, sick in the head, etc.

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Will this hurt his chances of getting a fast food job ... ? :laugh:

 

Probably not.  But many other jobs it will.  Unless he wears long sleeved shirts all the time.  Lots of places require you to cover up tats and piercings.

 

Kid was an idiot in my opinion (not for getting a tat, but what was tatted) and will regret his tat.  Then have to pay a heck of a lot more money to have it removed or covered up.

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Why in the hell would anyone want a tattoo of this!?! Is he in some sort of legal trouble and did this so he can claim insanity or something?

 

because he was angry he wasn't allowed to post pictures with swearing in the funny pictures thread.

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